about us
More than 24 years ago I started Green Chair Marketing Group more by accident than intention. I worked with a non-profit for 16 years before that and fully intended on getting a regular job. And maybe do a little web design on the side.
I was employed by an entrepreneur for several months before he ran out of time and money on the project he hired me for. I made the decision to start my own business.
In 2002 we moved to Denver to be closer to my wife’s family. I became very involved with the Denver digital marketing community and helped put on many educational events throughout the years.
My focus is on website design, branding, messaging, and local SEO. I have great strategic partners who I rely on for SEO and Google Ads.
In my spare time I love to cheer on the Broncos, Nuggets and Rockies. I swim with a local Masters team, as well as play softball and racquetball. For a decade I’ve also run my own woodworking company.
Green Chair is a small business which gives me a great advantage of providing my clients with a lot of experience and attention.
Give me a call at 720-427-5660 to set up a time to talk.
Case Studies
local search engine domination
Jim owned a small tree service company in Denver and was pulling in about $50,000 per year in sales. He wanted to grow his business but had little knowledge of Internet marketing and no time to learn it …
large product internet marketing
Our client sold big ticket items online, which they also advertised on TV, radio, and through direct sales. They were spending about $20K per month in pay-per-click advertising, which result in leads costing …
online store sales success
Our client had an online store that brought in about $225,000 per month in sales. They were spending $15,000 each month on pay-per-click advertising. Their rankings in the search engines were minimal …
dealing with bad press
Our client was losing sales because of a negative press release about their company. When you typed their name into Google, two sites on the first page of the results were …
converting part-time to full-time
Our client sold custom-made pieces of machinery to help companies get greater visibility at major sporting and entertainment events. They had two people working …
local chapter wows corporate
The local chapter of a national organization had a website that was corporately created and maintained. They had very little control over certain aspects of it or the ability to customize it …
continuous growth over 6 years
Our client was a U.S. manufacturing rep for an Italian company. They were doing a lot of things right—they had decent sales, relationships with resellers, competent leadership, and a product showroom …
custom programming success
Janet owned a flyer delivery service for realtors. Her clients dropped a print-ready copy at printers. Janet picked up completed flyers at the printers and then delivered them throughout the city…